"do you know why this is my favorite tree? because it's tipped over, but it's still growing"
what makes sean baker's films so great is that he doesn’t care about making poor characters "likable", morally perfect, or easy to digest. he depicted the raw reality of poverty, how it traps you in a cycle, how it pushes you to make bad choices, and how you're only acknowledged when it’s time to take something away from you. real, flawed people who…
